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I want to be able to open it and edit certain files.

How do you mount a vmdk disk image? It is formated HFS+ so Windows can't mount it.

Anyone???

Does anyone know of some really cool Apple backgrounds/wallpapers? Just curious :D

Have you tried DVD Player in the Applications folder?

Try looking at the Screen Recording column here. I have used Copernicus and it works quite well.

Try reinstalling Mac OS X from your install disks.

Try checking this out. I haven't tried it, so I don't know if it works. ;)

Oh! Sorry :eek: I forgot that I posted that. :o I have the Leopard icon because I like it. ;)

Can you do iPhone development on Tiger, Windows Vista, or Ubuntu? I want to get a iPod Touch and develop for it but I don't have Leopard.

Try reinstalling iMovie from your System Restore disks (I know you don't have an iLife disk ;)). I still haven't figured out your NSQuickDrawView error but it is probably not causing the crashing.

How would you go about networking for Mac OS X? I keep getting an AppleTalk error when trying to access it.

Try using VNC to remotely use apps (like Time Machine) on other computers.

Is it possible to network Mac OS 8 with Ubuntu Linux? I know it won't work with Mac OS X 10.4. If not, would it work with Windows Vista? Thanks

It probably said it was not supported because it sound like the drive is in the normal PC format, not the Mac HFS+. Your Mac was probably reading or writing to it before it got disconnected. You might not be able to recover if your filesystem is messed up (it sounds like it is).

The missing 50GB could be because of the HFS+ formating of the drive. The 300GB size is when the drive is unformatted. So you only have 100GB free and 150GB used.

Try to reinstall Mac OS X using the disks that came with the computer.

Yes, I installed it. You can download it here. I think it has the full file path because I'm inputing files and folders to where there should be text. Is there any way to make a file name a text file?

Did you not use iMovie HD to do the clips? iMovie is part of iLife. If you bought a Mac recently that came with Leopard installed you have iLife '09. What program are you using to open the HD videos?

Try over at [***]. Sorry we can't help you, but it is against Apple's EULA to install Mac OS X on a PC. :o